Kaspersky has received two 2026 Asia-Pacific recognitions from Frost & Sullivan for its customer value and product leadership in operational technology (OT) security.
The awards recognize Kaspersky’s approach to protecting mission-critical industrial environments as organizations increasingly face cyber-physical threats, legacy infrastructure and the convergence of information technology (IT) and OT networks.
Kaspersky’s Industrial CyberSecurity (KICS) combines endpoint protection, OT network monitoring, anomaly detection and asset visibility. Its Open Single Management Platform provides centralized management and cross-domain threat correlation to give security teams a more unified view of risks.
AI and behavioral analytics strengthen OT security
Kaspersky is also incorporating AI-driven capabilities, behavioral analytics, automated alert summarization and its Kaspersky Investigation and Response Assistant (KIRA) to help security teams accelerate threat investigation and response.
The company said its OT security technologies are designed to support legacy operating systems, proprietary industrial protocols and air-gapped environments while minimizing disruption to production operations. Features such as zero-reboot updates, precision alerting and portable scanning are aimed at maintaining operational continuity.
Frost & Sullivan highlighted Kaspersky’s unified platform strategy, localized execution and partner ecosystem as key factors behind the recognition.
As industrial organizations increasingly connect IT systems, OT environments and cyber-physical infrastructure, Kaspersky’s recognition underscores the growing importance of converged security solutions that combine visibility, threat detection and centralized management without compromising industrial operations.
